Scanno saw the laying of the first stone of Albergo Roma in the second decade of the 1900s. Initially conceived as a private residence, it quickly became a hotel. The Art Nouveau style that characterizes it, and which made it the most modern building in town at the time, has remained unchanged over the years.
Just a few hundred meters from the center, it enjoys one of the most scenic views of the old village and the valley below. From its unique vantage point, it has been a witness to decades of history, spanning a century with the class and elegance of a local gentleman, combining its apparent immobility with the passing of time, year after year.
Always a family-run residence, its walls have guided its owners in the art of hospitality, still discreet and warm today, as since the first stone.
From most modern to most ancient, the step is short…
